In the episode "Monster," a girl leads authorities to the home where she and her siblings had been tortured by her parents - a case eerily reminiscent of how David and Louise Turpin subjected their 13 children to horrific abuse.
Natalia Hitchcock allegedly told authorities she killed her 8-year-old son “because he was the youngest and most vulnerable" and she believed he might be abused by the Russian government.
Syracuse Police officers gained entry into the burning house and saved the 2-year-old daughter of Jennelle Gerton, who had insisted the girl wasn't present in the home.
As the search for missing Harmony Montgomery continues, assistant Attorney General Jesse O’Neill told Oxygen.com that detectives had received a tip in the case last week that they consider "to be very important."
Lacravivonne Monique Washington has been arrested after police say they found a gun in her glovebox following the fatal shooting of her toddler son Jalexus Washington.
Hillary Potashner, a partner at the firm Larson LLP, said the independent inquiry into the care and services the Turpin children received has hit a series of legal and administrative obstacles.
Anthony Todt's defense sought to keep three of his alleged confessions to killing his family out of his upcoming trial, but were only successful on one.
Megan Hargan was convicted of killing her mother, Pamela Hargan, and sister, Helen Hargan, in 2017 and then staging their deaths to seem as though Helen killed Pamela and then herself.
A bipartisan group of Texas Lawmakers says there is "new scientific evidence that has emerged" that shows Melissa Lucio, scheduled to be executed on April 27, didn't murder her daughter in 2007.